Honor 200 Pro vs Fairphone (2025)

Verdict

Honor 200 Pro scores higher on the OH Rank (53 vs 52), winning 3 of 10 categories including Performance and Screen. Honor 200 Pro is 1.9mm wider than Fairphone (2025). Fairphone (2025) is the more recent release, from Jun 25, 2025.

Score Breakdown

Category

Honor 200 Pro

75.2mm (2.96in) · May 2024 · Rank #216

Fairphone (2025)

73.3mm (2.89in) · Jun 25, 2025 · Rank #218
Performance /15
5
3
Battery /15
8
11
Screen /15
11
6
IP Protection /15
6
6
Main Camera /15
12
9
Selfie /5
3
4
Video /5
3
3
SD Memory /5
0
5
Software /5
5
5
Desktop Replacement /5
0
0
TOTAL
53
52
Honor 200 Pro
75.2mm (2.96in) · May 2024 · Rank #216
5+8+11+6+12+3+3+0+5+0 = 53
Fairphone (2025)
73.3mm (2.89in) · Jun 25, 2025 · Rank #218
3+11+6+6+9+4+3+5+5+0 = 52
* TOP Battery Endurance* TOP Selfie* TOP Memory Expansion* TOP SoftwareTOP RepairabilityMidrange

EDITORIAL: Dutch Fairphone brand's 6th gen phone is their best argument for sustainability and fair product manufacturing. It comes with a 4nm 2024 Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chip, removable battery, modern LTPO screen and a decent front and back camera setup - everything but the processor is completely upgradable and mostly future proof! Fairphone market availability is like Google Pixel's: seemingly random and very limited. But the phone is very unique and punches above it's weight (and score)

PROs
unique and very repairable - get the spare parts and upgrade directly from the maker! Designed to be modular and future proof it comes with midrange SD 7s Gen 3, UFS 3.1, >30hr endurance from a 4415mAh lithium (removable) battery with 30W charging (no wireless), 430ppi 120Hz LTPO OLED screen, IP55 (rain splash level) + MIL standard impact (up to 1.5m drops) protection, reliable 50MP OIS PDAF main + 13MP PDAF ultrawide + TOF 3D sensor setup, average 32MP AF selfie, average video recording, SD card slot, up to 8 years of stock like Android updates (industry leading)
CONs
thick at 9.6mm, midrange processor with questionable ability to carry 8 years of OS updates, only sub-900nits of screen brightness, no desktop replacement functionality, slow USB-C 2.0 port and reported Bluetooth related software bugs, limited market availability

Both phones here were scored by me, using the same ten categories, with no ads, sponsorships, or manufacturer relationships — this comparison is as objective and honest as it gets.

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